The Art of Fine Cookery in Modern Nutrition Debate
Dr. Adrian Gibbs hosts a discussion at a campfire on the value of practical cooking versus vitamin pills. He argues cooking improves national nutrition, cites Brillat Savarin and American culinary leadership, and answers reader questions on cocoa, sauerkraut juice, and glucose tolerance with concise medical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies Academy
Hall Smith
Peru
Connecticut
Little's Tavern
New York
Dr. Rice—Archives of Pediatrics
Danger Signals In French Villages Amid Allied Liberation
Correspondent Roger Greene reports from the British east of the Seine on liberated French villages, partisan danger signs, and the mood of residents. He and a British colleague observe cheering towns, German pockets, and locals eager to aid liberators as tanks race through and villagers share stories over cognac.
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Roger Greene
Hal Boyle
Seine
Jerry
Jhase
Danny Daniel
Fish
Monsier George
France
George
Aeg
German Soldiers Burn Towns in Martincourt and Beury
War dispatches describe German troops destroying Martincourt and Mamec, burning houses and killing villagers. Eyewitness Earl Maze and Lt. Philip Wagner report executions, looting, and village-wide terror as survivors recount family casualties and pleas that failed.
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Martincourt
FFI
Panzer Grenadier
Merita Bakers Use Best Wheat for Nutritious Bread
The Merita bakers claim they mill flour only from the finest selected wheat to protect flavor and health value in every loaf. They emphasize choosing Merita bread for family nourishment and dependable quality from America's best wheat fields.
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Merita
America
South
Saipan Diary Reveals Hidden Life After Japanese Leave
Navy correspondent Howard Handleman details Saipan after American seizure. Nineteen Japanese residents shelter in a cellar, the last of 4 000 remaining in the town. He describes luxury houses, a sugar refinery wreckage, a social clubhouse, and Japanese town features amid war ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Handleman
Navy News Service
Charan Kanoa
Saipan
INS
Stunned bulls and cattle fail to flee as door opens
The scene describes a bull standing for hours amid numerous cattle. Four white rabé bits in a hutch remained unresponsive and refused freedom when the door was opened.
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By Logan Clendening, M.D
Adrian Gibbs
Clendening
Ordeal
Best
E. L
Knoxville
Wes Gallagher Martincourt
Mamec
Wagner
Robert Walker
Panver
Robert Espange
Beury
Vitry
St. Mihiel
Edmond Ball
Muncie
Ind
Gls
Sgt
Robert Matteson
St. Paul, Minn
Zemo
Zemo Niesa
Invisible
American Bakeries Company
Saipan Island
Parllee
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